This afternoon might be good for learning at St Kilda. There will be little chop/wind waves built up as it is very light this morning, too light to windsurf at the moment though. You probably want the breeze to get to about 8-10 knots to at least get moving. I would monitor www.bom.gov.au/products/IDV60901/IDV60901.95864.shtml
and wait for it to go around to SE through to SW. If it doesn't it will be offshore and not great for learning. It is not a favorable seabreeze gradient today so it may not really happen but if a light one comes in it will be a good learning day.

Hope it works and you get into the sport. It is great fun.

Thanks for the advice.

I did go and rent and windsurfer, then a few days later I got a second lesson ... great fun, can't wait to go again.

I do need to find some sailing buddies -- my mates are not that interested. Anyone on the forum who is a bit of a beginner and wants some company on a weekend sail in the bay, let us know. Plus I'll join Windsurf Victoria perhaps.

Jeppo

Dave,

Thanks, this weekend is a bit tricky -- lots of family stuff etc.

Which is a pity because the wind is looking good according to the forecast. I hope you get out there ... and I hope to on another weekend soon, maybe I'll see you on the water,

Jeppo

Just messaged you

Anyone keen I'll probably go tomorrow (Sunday) at Elwood ... let me know if you'd like to come along,

Jeppo